A new book, ‘Richard Avedon: Relationships’ features the iconic photographer’s most famed images—alongside lesser-known (but no less impactful) works.
Truman Capote photographed by Richard Avedon in New York on October 10, 1955. Courtesy of SKIRA
When Gianni Versace was a child, he stumbled upon one of the late photographer Richard Avedon’s most well-known images:, which portrayed the American supermodel in a Dior gown delicately holding onto the animal’s trunk and ear. The picture enraptured the designer so much that Avedon became a favorite photographer of his—and they would go on to have a 20-year collaboration with one another.
, out March 14 by the publishing house SKIRA, in collaboration with the Center for Creative Photography and The Richard Avedon Foundation. Avedon may be known as one of the founding fathers of modern fashion photography—but you’ve never seen his works like this. In, the celebrated portraitist’s most famed pieces are featured alongside lesser-known images: take, for example, the portrait of Penelope Tree wearing an Ungaro mask; or an arty, blurred image of Malcolm X.
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